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So now we are there.

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So we still have this planned.

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The application conking.

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OK, this one.

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So we got to Internet password.

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So first and first we got to do we got to open or at the.

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All of body deep over.

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But if you want, you can use whatever, whatever in whatever debug application you want so that you

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So on.

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So we'll bring you to know.

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And Nan.

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So we can try to go to the only debugger.

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If you want to use Wally DeBoer.

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Yeah.

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And then in science applications or we can be anything.

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So.

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But we are going to use it.

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So what is this?

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Let's go here.

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I'm going to show you how to is this one.

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First line and calling only.

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So and then you should study numbers and these phosphors download.

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And what do you mean.

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Oh this gibbet.

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He's not alone.

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Come on, mate.

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And yeah, so happens.

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And then just like wine ball and then whiskey and then why do we open?

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Why do we want to use Jaws?

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Just able to use it for this application.

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No.

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So we the work week and we open it.

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So now we are eating.

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Two days or less for gay.

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And so what we can do, we just put it like that.

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So again, just job application there while application is this next application and then you join me

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here.

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So now we can just let everything that's different and we keep on.

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Okay.

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And then we're going to wait for ADA.

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And so we have to see.

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I know.

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You know, she is the lawyer.

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Well, gays are known despite perpetual appeals.

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So do you want to switch to proximity of you know.

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Well, so I know we get it like in a graph if you lose that idea before.

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So you probably know how to use it, you know, sort of to switch from the more to the string mod so

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you can just post space like that and then you're going to find everything which is within here.

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And this application code.

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Well.

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So first thing first, let's try to open all application so that we see how how it feels.

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So let's open the terminal here.

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Let's keep.

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Hawaiian vacation, too.

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Oh, kay.

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We have these things up here.

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There is no game, let's say blah, blah then.

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OK, this takes.

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We've got to find out if if we are, we will do so.

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And now just close it.

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Now, what we can do since we have them.

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I give you a view, can try to see everything structures here and stuff like that.

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Import export.

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So what?

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No, it's a really good time to remember that if you don't work with Ayda before.

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So you have to go and try to load Maxima.

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And it's it's the assembly programming language that would help you understand what kind of comments

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d the most GZ scmp GenZE junk to Zwar or still find that and jaw junk not equal to Zwar and so on.

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So if you don't know how.

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What is this thing.

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So we will require you to go back in, learn what these assembly language is so that you can know how

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A background.

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Okay, so we are going to use this option of Washington view, source, code and strain's.

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So really strings, student debts.

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Okay, we really need it.

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It's important.

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And then what we can do is try to.

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Two may be committed.

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So what options Djerriwarrh and Dan or Peter will comment or to comment.

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So we do need this.

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And if you don't know what what these comments are doing this or we need to try to put it.

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And then it tells you everything.

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This is compared to the.

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This is John, if not equal, as we have said earlier.

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And John, if you.

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All right.

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So now what we can do, we can try to find if we are to find that decks so each way again.

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Oh, please, Rodney.

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So as you can see that when you are short, when we are trying to do so, we were not able to find ballistics

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It's a little bit.

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Very hard to find them or both.

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This program is compiling.

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So what?

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Let's just try to own it.

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Nothing important.

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Let's come back here.

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And my colleague, no, nothing.

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So it's a Gheorghiu search.

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Search for dates.

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They know it's job.

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Try, try, try again.

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And once again what computers can be asked.

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Never mind.

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It's a really read.

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Search me.

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Gains or go.

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Oggi as me ticks Fred No.

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So now what are we going to do?

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We have to find a way to get uptakes, cannot find it from here.

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So we have charted this all out.

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OK, so not destroyed or.

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Two syndic, a selection.

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Now, again, start debugging Costus.

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Let's see, not.

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Are you sure you want to continue?

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Good try.

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So we try again.

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So what we can do, we can try to decompiled that explication because sometimes it might be compiled

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and then you get to generate the text behind the code.

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So to do so, we all go going.

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You can try to Google it to find some kind of

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computer in the computer software, the computer.

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So we are going to use all Windows machine.

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Let's come back to.

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So now to OpenNet and.

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Tschiderer is one of the computer.

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Gay.

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Install windows automatically.

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A good.

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So this is of flight computer.

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Because sometimes in the kitchen made me or eaten within our assembly language.

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And they compile it so that it becomes not so easy to understand and to focus on text so you can get

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those things by the combine.

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That's fine.

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And then this flight compiling is a really well known dos, which you can try to buy or do as a demo

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version so that you can post it.

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So but me, I'm going to use this one.

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So first thing for us to make the call computer on.

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All right.

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So what do we do, what we can do to open up software, we can click on Open Fire and then we work with

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this.

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And we did business.

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So this is not censored.

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And then you can see this application is here.

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You can jagged and put it here.

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It will be here.

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As you can see.

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So it's just a matter of Craig and Jagged and put it here.

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Right.

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So what you can do, it can just close this line.

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Dad.

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Yeah.

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So you can close it.

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Like done.

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Go to your application.

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It is the one road out.

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Yeah.

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So.

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And then you drag it and then you put it in to do this software like it's so perfect.

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OK.

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Now you see.

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So you get.

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So we can dress like communion and move away, you know.

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Yes.

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This is what you want to do because you only ever this one here.

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So I know what we can do.

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So try to follow me the steps that I'm going.

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Because on my computer.

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It's probably going to dog.

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What.

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Let me see.

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And so you get here and then to find some images.

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It's part of the Zwart Shapes the task to lives these past Zywiec.

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And so in terms of dancing, has failed to look in.

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Just tried to vilify each of them.

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You see, this is a burden that the competition has.

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You see, this is the spirit.

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This is the displayed and frames.

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You can just check it within one football case.

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What we can try to do, we can try to find which did it pass inside.

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So we think you always know what's in there.

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But is that logging or is it something?

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Things like that.

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And password is Sufi's for kids, you know?

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So we changed.

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My password is Sufi's.

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It's you and I.

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It's led us to a one on one.

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Come on.

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It's so fixed.

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So I'm going to call my

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computer.

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Okay, so the puzzle was Sufi's, as we see, we don't know.

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So now let's come back here.

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Or Firefox.

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We were actually out six weeks, so the snow certainly died and I'm sure.

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Could.

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You posted here you.

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And submit.

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I don't see Concord's point has been added.

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You see, guys.

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Nothing was complicated.

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But the thing is that you got to know many things.

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I mean, many potions that sometimes you might not find something in an already Bergere or Ayda.

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And then you can try to decompiled me so that you can make sure that you see some text and some some

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images, anything which are within in that application.

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So now we see how we made it.

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So now let's go back here and go to the next application.

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So this application was number two.

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And then this application into a description.

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We place the text.

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Wait, I crack.

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I crack it.

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Eight difficulty easy.

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Okay.

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So they just try to download this application.

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Yeah.

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So now we're going to find a way to check it on Windows version as well.

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So, again, now we can minimize this from now.

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We need you now.

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Okay.

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So you can just dump bug units.

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I want to continue.

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Oh, so I can use all this stuff that you do anymore.

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But put put in charge.

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Now, one makes application.

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Is this one, this one?

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So we need you anymore.

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And when you.

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Josh.

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All right.

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So, so far, so good.

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So let's go for it.

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We've got to use this in process and try to.

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We need an ADA.

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We are looking forward to seeing you in the next video.